Reginald Blair 
Bingo is often thought to be a game of chance, but there are factors that increase the odds of winning. These include patterns with specific numbers on them and marking your cards quickly when playing.
Bingo is generally played by filling a straight line with called numbers in any row, column or diagonal space. When this happens players yell “Bingo!” and win big!
Chance plays a big role in success at bingo – it’s one of those things that no matter how good you are at math or strategy, even if you have the whole game down to an exact science, Lady Luck can still make it all go wrong! But don’t let that discourage you from trying – there’s still plenty that you can do to help yourself out along the way.
One thing that many experts recommend is playing with fewer people and more cards. This may sound counterintuitive given that logic would dictate more cards means more numbers covered right? And it does! But what the added card gives you is multiple chances at each pattern as they’re being called – meaning that instead of having one card where everything has to fall perfectly into place (which rarely happens), you’ll have three where a single number marked off could net you another prize! Just be sure not to get carried away buying so many extra tickets that you’re spending more than necessary!
Another strategy involves doing some chatting before the game starts. Nowadays most online casinos will have chat rooms where users can message each other during play, so use them to your advantage! Find some experienced players who are willing to share their knowledge and ask them about their strategies for claiming victory; chances are they’ll throw something useful your way!
Once again though we’d like to stress: try not to get too caught up on the idea of “winning” – remember this is mostly just for fun after all! The house always has an edge in these sorts of games, so getting worked up over it can just lead to disappointment and lost money. Try to play in a relaxed environment where you won’t be easily distracted and keep your expectations low and you’ll have a much better time!
A game within the game
Gamification is when video elements are applied outside of its usual realm to increase involvement. It’s like trying to convince customers they aren’t shopping with a big company, but instead it’s just you helping them with all their needs. This can be done through enhancing employee performance or strengthening customer loyalty; it has been proven useful for Gen Y. With this type of advertising they enjoy competing and connecting on social media because these tasks have a sense of fun and reward.
However, you can’t just tell people that they’re doing a good job then give them some money for participating – they need to earn it first. All rewards must be earned and showcase each user’s skill set. For example: badges, leader-boards, progress bars, tokens, unlocking content etc.
Journey-based games take users through an adventure while completing various modules and challenges along the way. By completing these tasks successfully users will receive prizes and tokens as rewards for completion. Not only does this help users shake off any negative feelings towards certain tasks or systems; but also motivates them to get over barriers faster so they can get more reward tokens that could be specific to something else in your sales funnel
